Math, asked by atec7484, 6 months ago

If 3A+B=60°,3A-B=30°,then find A and B?

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Answered by Anonymous
7

Step-by-step explanation:

3A+B=60

3A-B=30

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6A=90

A=15

B=15

Answered by Anonymous
8

Answer :

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\sf 3A\:+\:B\:=\:60°————\:equation\:1

\sf 3A\:-\:B\:=\: 30°————\:equation\:2

★ Add both the equations

\sf 3A\:+\:B\:+\:3A\:-\:B\:=\:60°\:+\:30°

\sf 6A\:=\:90°

\sf A\:=\: \dfrac{90°}{6}

▶ A = 15°

\sf{\red{Now\:,\:Substitute \:the\: value \:of \:A \:in \:equation\:1}}

3A + B = 60°

3(15) + B = 60°

45° + B = 60°

B = 60° - 45°

▶ B = 15°

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